Daredevil Epic Collection #14

In "Genetrix," Daredevil teams up with Jo, a young ecologist determined to expose her father's cruel animal farm, only to uncover a darker secret: her father, Skip, has been conducting dangerous genetic experiments on young women. As their investigation deepens, the consequences of those experiments begin to unfold in ways neither of them could have predicted.

In "Liberation," Daredevil finds himself drawn into a tense standoff when he meets Number Nine, a young man shaped by Brandy’s father into a living experiment of genetic perfection. As tensions rise, the arrival of Shotgun—sent to eliminate Daredevil—threatens to unravel the fragile truce between the players.

In "Before the Flame," Daredevil and his allies stumble upon Black Bolt’s son hiding in a remote town where the villagers fear and prepare to execute him for the destructive power he cannot control. When an earthquake splits the ground open, the group is forced into a hidden chasm beneath the town, plunging them into an unknown and dangerous underground world.

In "Crooked Halos," Daredevil and his allies journey to the heart of Hell to face Mephisto, where the stakes are as high as the infernal flames. With the Silver Surfer arriving to aid the fight, the team pushes through impossible odds to rescue Black Bolt's son, Pope, and bring him home.

In "[Lifeform Part I - Punisher] The Progamma Strain!", the Punisher is drawn into a deadly mystery when the son of a presidential candidate is horrifically transformed during a covert mission for AIM. As he tracks the source of the mutation, he uncovers a chilling biological weapons conspiracy that threatens to unravel from the highest levels of power.

In "[Lifeform Part III - The Hulk] Quality of Mercy," a desperate George Prufrock, transformed by the Lifeform virus, pleads with the enigmatic Mercy for death—only to be offered something far more unexpected when she brings him face to face with the Hulk. The story unfolds with a tense, intimate clash of wills and monstrous power, as Mercy’s choice forces Prufrock to confront not just his fate, but the very nature of mercy itself.